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This is a list of ambassadors and high commissioners from Canada to other countries and entities:
Organization Current Historic
United Nations John McNee See list
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Jean-Pierre Juneau See list
Organization of American States Graeme C. Clark See list
European Union Ross Hornby See list
Red Cross David Pratt See list
Country Current Historic
Afghanistan David Sproule See list
Albania Alexander Himelfarb See list
Algeria Patrick Parisot See list
Angola Roxanne Dubé See list
Argentina and Paraguay Yves Gagnon See list
Australia, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Federated States of Micronesia, Marshall Islands, Palau and Nauru Michael Leir See list
Bangladesh Barbara Richardson See list
Belgium, Luxembourg Laurette Glasgow See list
Botswana Roxanne Dubé See list
Brazil Guillermo Rishchynski See list
Brunei Léopold Battel See list
Bulgaria Franco Pillarella See list
Burkina Faso Louis-Robert Daigle See list
Chile Norbert Kalisch See list
China Robert G. Wright See list
Colombia Jean Marc Duval See list
Cuba Alexandra Bugailiskis See list
Costa Rica, Honduras, and Nicaragua Louise Léger See list
Denmark Fredericka Gregory See list
Dominican Republic Alvin Curling See list
Dominion of Newfoundland Defunct See list
Ecuador Christian Lapointe See list
Egypt Michel de Sallaberry See list
Finland Adele Dion See list
France Claude Laverdure See list
Germany Paul Dubois See list
Guyana Lucie Edwards See list
Iceland Anna Blauveldt See list
India, Bhutan David Malone See list
Indonesia John Holmes See list
Iran chargé d'affaires See list
Iraq Arif Lalani See list
Ireland, Republic of Pat Binns See list
Israel Donald Sinclair See list
Italy Alexander Himelfarb See list
Japan Joseph Caron See list
Jordan Arif Lalani See list
Malaysia David Summers See list
Mali Isabelle Roy See list
Mexico Gaëtan Lavertu See list
Moldova Franco Pillarella See list
Mongolia Robert Wright See list
The Netherlands Serge April See list
New Zealand, Tonga, Samoa, Kiribati, Tuvalu, and Fiji John Donaghy See list
Panama José Lima See list
Philippines Robert Desjardins See list
Portugal Anne-Marie Bourcier See list
Romania Franco Pillarella See list
Russia Ralph Lysyshyn
Serbia Robert McDougall See list
South Africa Sandelle Scrimshaw
South Korea Denis Comeau
Spain Alain Dudoit
Sweden Lorenz Friedlaender
Switzerland Jean-Paul Hubert
Syria Mark Bailey
Thailand Andrew McAlister
Trinidad and Tobago Simon Wade
Ukraine Abina Dann
United Kingdom James R. Wright See list
United States Michael Wilson See list
Uruguay Patricia Fuller
Venezuela Perry Calderwood
Socialist Republic of Vietnam Gabriel-M. Lessard See list
Zimbabwe Roxanne Dubé See list
† - High Commissioner

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